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Range and we tripled those. then we tripled the number of categories that you could give those amounts to. so the effect was basically to increase tenfold the amount that wealthy contributors could give. some speculate that this is a way to open the door for those that are benefiting from the wall street provisions to come back and pay the party tenfold. i dont know whether thats exactly correct. but it will have that impact, not only that impact in terms of wall street benefactors. this is just...

Progressive e.i.t. process started. so you can compare the take of that period of traditional report-based methods against the e.i.t.s. and overwhelmingly the most important intelligence came from that period. >> robert mcfadden, always good to talk to you. thanks so much. a march in washington to protest police violence has attracted a massive crowd. well bring you more from the demonstrations straight ahead. theyre coming. what do i do? you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking ...

>> what is ultimately going to be the incentive for lawmakers to act to make this system for equitable? >> i think the process were seeing are one major part of that. but when i think of what happened in new york with the ending of the stop-and-frisk policy, it was people protesting in the street. it was a long, well thought out litigation strategy. and it was voting in a new mayor to send the political message. its pushing against the political system and refusing to not be heard that makes a l...

Should be mentioned, countless other countries -- why would they use it? whats the logic? >> we have to be intellectually honest here that in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, the zeitgeist of the period, you could see where intuition perhaps or maybe even influence by popular culture that going rough on the subjects was the way to go. so i acknowledge that. the big however is that i and colleagues had already had success with hard-bitten al qaeda members. and the report points out that subject m...

The cuts to dodd/frank and the tenfold increase in campaign donations limits. are those issues, though, worth the risk of a government shutdown? >> well, alex, i dont think there would have been a government shutdown. we would have brought a better bill back to the house of the representatives that we could have voted on. i dont think the republicans want to shut the government down. its just about the leverage that you exercise over the process. these two provisions are so jarring to the americ...

I expect that will happen during the state of the union. and increasingly people at the local level will talk about these issues. whats important also is a lot of this is not just about bad cops but about local governments who support bad cops and their behavior. its about county prosecutors and mayors and district attorneys who dont say, hey, this police officer needs to be punished but instead circle the wagons and support bad behavior. thats a long cultural process that needs to change. >> we...